1991 Czech Exhibition Poster (Josef Flejsar) - People's Creeches, National Museum in Lesbirek horizontale having originally been published in

Name: 1991 Czech Exhibition Poster (Josef Flejsar) - People's Creeches, National Museum in Lesbirek horizontale having originally been published in
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1991 Czech Exhibition Poster (Josef Flejsar) - People's Creeches, National Museum in Lesbirek horizontale having originally been published in

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1991 Czech Exhibition Poster (Josef Flejsar) People's Creeches, National Museum in Lesbirek horizontale having originally been published in having originally been published in 15 parts from 1906 until 1910 Small: 18 x 26 inches Date: 1991 The poster is overall in good condition but has a rip on the bottom

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